The euro wallowed near a three-year low against the yen on Friday, after investors were underwhelmed by the European Central Bank's decision to refrain from making any material changes to its policy mix.

The yen rose against other major currencies on Tuesday, pulling up from multi-week troughs against the dollar and euro but capped by wariness ahead of this week's Bank of Japan policy review that will come on the heels of the Federal Reserve's meeting.

The perennial safe-haven yen logged solid gains against the dollar and euro in Asian trade on Tuesday as risk appetites waned, and downbeat Chinese trade data fueled concerns about the state of global demand.

The dollar rallied over 1% to one-month highs against the yen on Friday, after the Bank of Japan surprised markets by announcing a negative interest rate policy, while investors eyed the release of U.S. fourth-quarter growth data later in the day.

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